New: Value and Decision Layer — Connect approved cost, outcome, governance and finance-review evidence to accountable portfolio action. Review Value Control →

ARCHITECTURE PRINCIPLE

Work with the enterprise stack.
Do not replace it.

Cetus AI adds AI-specific policy decisions and cross-stack governance evidence to your existing orchestration, cloud, and security platforms. We do not force a new middleware layer into every workflow.

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Existing Enterprise Stack
MuleSoft SAP Salesforce Azure AWS Internal ML SIEM / DLP FinOps / Finance Sources
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Cetus AI Governance Layer
Policy Decision API Read-Only Log Ingestion Evidence Correlation
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Governance Outputs
ADM Register Decision Records Policy Evidence Tamper-Evident Audit Records Cost & Sustainability Inputs
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Value and Decision Layer
Approved Baseline & Target Fully Loaded Cost Observed Outcome & Attribution Finance Validation Risk-Adjusted Value Scale / Optimise / Review / Retire

Value Control links approved cost, outcome and governance evidence to an accountable portfolio decision. Forecasts and operational estimates remain separate from finance-validated benefit.

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Policy Decision API

Request/response flow designed for low-latency evaluation. Source systems send metadata describing the user, model, use case, and data classification. Songlines Control returns deterministic approve, deny, flag, or redact decisions without taking ownership of the underlying payload.

Log Ingestion

Configured ingestion patterns can accept customer-authorised telemetry and source references from cloud, business and security systems. Available fields, permissions, correlation identifiers and evidence completeness are validated for the selected workload.

Security & Availability

Configure fail-open or fail-closed behaviour by workload risk. Support for local caching, retry logic, and regional deployment. Strict data minimisation ensures prompt content is not required for every policy decision.

Enterprise Integrations

Implementation patterns for the platforms that run your business. Exact service coverage, credentials, data fields and customer validation are confirmed during architecture review.

Architecture Pattern

MuleSoft

Use Songlines Control as a pluggable Policy Decision Point alongside MuleSoft Anypoint Platform. A customer-specific policy, evidence contract and connector path must be validated before deployment.

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Deployment and Telemetry Pattern

Microsoft Azure

Azure deployment and telemetry patterns can use selected Microsoft services. The exact services, region, tenant boundary, permissions and evidence fields are confirmed during architecture and security review.

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Telemetry Pattern

AWS

Customer-authorised AWS telemetry can contribute source evidence for selected workloads. Access, fields, correlation identifiers and completeness are validated for each implementation.

Customer-Specific Evidence Pattern

SAP

Approved SAP records may be mapped to AI policy and decision evidence where the required events, permissions and correlation identifiers are available.

Customer-Specific Evidence Pattern

Salesforce

Approved Salesforce records may contribute business context to governance evidence where the customer enables the required events, permissions and mapping.

API and SDK Pattern

Internal ML

API and SDK patterns can be incorporated into proprietary machine-learning pipelines. Customers retain responsibility for implementation coverage, bypass controls and source-data quality.

Cost-Source Pattern

FinOps and Finance

Customer-approved exports or scoped adapter work can map cost data from finance systems, cloud billing and tools such as Apptio, CloudZero or Finout. Provider credentials, allocation rules and data quality require validation; this does not imply a certified native integration.

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